A friend put Power Rangers: Dino Charge on last night as a joke and we ended up watching three episodes. Awful but hilarious. I couldn't believe how 90's it felt. Either the people behind it knew what they were doing or it was actually made in 1997. I might keep watching just for the monster costumes. Too cool.
It didn't age well, that's for sure.
As most things that get dubbed for over here, the Japanese version just seems so much better.
RPM, In Space, and possibly MegaForce would like a word with you.
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Being into this series is one of the highlights of my life. It has this an appealing dynamic between its characters, action scenes, character specific abilities, and a serialized plot that also works on an episodic basis. It's almost objectively appealing to kids. Everyone I knew was into it. You could go to school and talk about Power Rangers and be almost 100% certain that the person would share your enthusiasm for it.The original series was amazing for the time.
I can get behind the Selfie Rangers.
I loved it as a kid but watching it as an adult makes me cringe.
I can still enjoy the cheesiness of this movie though:
Yeah Kuuga is the shit. The last Kamen Rider with blood in it, now it's all spark effects.
it's funny you say that because Sentai is aimed at like 5 year olds but Power Rangers is aimed at like 8-10 year olds.I havent kept up that far honestly but I did watch a lot of the Japanese Series that spawned the original Power Rangers and actually really liked the way it was presented and how the stories were written, seemed aimed more at teens than earlier.
Time Force's villains was the best.
More or less.
They basically take a Japanese show from a franchise called Super Sentai, replace all the footage of Japanese actors with new footage of American actors, and come up with a new story and stuff. (Generally, a few series have been so close to the original version you could basically call them just remakes)
Obviously, I don't know what ones your kid has been watching, but like the currently airing series, Power Rangers Dino Charge, which began in 2015, uses footage from a show called Zyuden Sentai Kyoryuger, which aired in Japan in 2013.
Nah, it has been mostly New Zealand actors for a while now, considering they are producing the show in New Zealand.
Actually of the latest seasons Rangers (nine in total), only three are from New Zealand. I just checked, only the Black Ranger, the Graphite Ranger, and the first Purple Ranger are from NZ.
The Blue Ranger is from Indonesia, the Gold Ranger is from Brazil, and the rest from the US.